Sentence examples for To be graduates from inspiring English sources

But, he added, they happened to be graduates of the law faculty.

Londoners are, by contrast, more likely to be graduates, younger and less white.

The wait staff appeared to be graduates of a Soviet cafeteria training academy.

Mr Xi and China's other leaders all appear to be graduates of the strait-laced technocratic school of Chinese politics.

Is it not the case that in the armed forces most officer trainees are now expected to be graduates?

For the stats say that Ukip voters are indeed less likely to be graduates than others, but they are also older and whiter.

They're going to be graduating in a recession.

Students don't want to be graduating with £50,000-60,000 wofth of debt," he says.

Mr. Diamond's actuarial mind had him thinking this would be a good moment to be graduating from college.

A Mr. Cotes was petitioning to be graduated with a total of 148 instead of 150 hours.

It is highly likely that the U.S. needs to be graduating 40% of its high school students from college.